This Little Free Library Is Adorable Enough, Then Add a Mini Vertical Garden
Tiny Library designed by landscape architect Alec Hawley using Florafelt Vertical Garden Planters
Kids love their new Tiny Library in San Francisco's Inner Richmond Neighborhood. This little treasure was conceived by landscape architect, Alec Hawley and crafted by Richard Walker. Florafelt Vertical Garden 4-Pocket Planters create little living walls on each side.
Design Concept Sketch for the Inner Richmond Tiny Library by Alec Hawley
Tiny Library designed by landscape architect Alec Hawley using Florafelt Vertical Garden Planters
The project was a community led effort to improve our neighborhood and make space for our youngest and most curious residents. It not only serves as a Little Free Library, but also as a teaching tool and a sensory and edible garden for the entire Inner Richmond neighborhood.
“It would not have been nearly as unique or feel as warm without the Florafelt pockets and plants.”
This library is the culmination of eight months of discussion, design & effort by the Peter’s Place Nursery School Parents and Teachers. Design by landscape architect, Alec Hawley. Fabrication by Richard Walker. Living walls created with Florafelt Vertical Garden Planters.
The tiny library is located at 227 Balboa St., San Francisco, CA.